05 September 2019 Animated, Sci-Fi 7 mins
A space looter and his AI land on the wreck of a spaceport to steal a valuable object before the arrival of first aid.
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Jérémie Covillault as Kurt (voice)
Marie Bouvet as Almea (voice)
Julien Sibre as Reporter (voice)
José Vicente as Reporter (voice)
Nathalie Homs as Granny (voice)
Christophe Labrousse Director
Thibaud Lafond-Fenonjoie Director
Steve Dato Director
Steve Dato Lighting Artist
Cédric Chauzy Director
France 05 September 2019
United States 30 April 2020
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